154: Tips and Strategies for Successful Social Media: Tanya Smith, Lou Bortone, Brighton West, Mel DePaoli, Marie Zimenoff, Karen Yankovich and Donna Cravotta

by Meg Rentschler | Oct 2, 2019 | Business Building, Podcast

Listen to Podcast Leave a Review I love doing a summary show from time to time. It allows me to choose a topic and mine out gold nuggets to share with you from multiple guests. Approaching a topic in this way gives us a broad perspective with different insights from...

135: The Masterful Partnership: Jane Adshead-Grant, MCC, Cynthia Loy Darst, MCC, Fran Fisher, MCC, Annie Gelfand, MCC, Molly Gordon, MCC, Marilyn O’Hearne, MCC, Georgina Woudstra, MCC

by Meg Rentschler | May 22, 2019 | Podcast, Skill Strengthening

Listen to Podcast Leave a Review Occasionally, I like to do a summary show with powerful key pieces of interviews with previous guests. A summary show gives us a different perspective on a particular topic. Other summary shows include Episode 66on key...

114: A Treasure Trove of Wisdom with featured Guests: Ann Betz, Kathleen Stinnett, Megan McDonough, Jayne Gardner, Louisa Jewell, and Cindy Henson

by Meg Rentschler | Dec 19, 2018 | Podcast, Skill Strengthening

Listen to Podcast Leave a Review Today’s show is guaranteed to light up your day, give you new information, and create a new perspective. I have a treasure trove of wisdom from some special guests to share with you, so I hope it impacts you in a positive way. I have...

100: Coaching Wisdom from the First 100 Shows

by Meg Rentschler | Sep 12, 2018 | Podcast, Skill Strengthening

Listen to Podcast Leave a Review Welcome to our 100th episode of the show! I created this platform in order to connect coaches with resources, and that continues to be my driving force behind doing the podcast. I want coaches to know the importance of new learning, of...

86: Strength Strategies For Coaching

by Meg Rentschler | Jun 6, 2018 | Podcast, Skill Strengthening

Listen to Podcast Leave a Review As human beings we are wired to focus on the negative more than the positive, we look for the deficit, the problem, and the “thing” that needs to improve.  Perhaps it comes from our inherent need to survive and to tune into those...